The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-10

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disbursing over $4,000 annually and
$3.50 for each additional $4,000 dis
bursed, applies only TO clerk hire, rent
and other necessary expenses.
SECRETARY MANSIsa's RESIGNATION.
Although Secretary Mspning's resig-
nation does not take effect until the
LIST instant, he virtually severed bis
connection with the department this
afternoon. In accordance with his
expressed wish, there was no formal
leave taking, but the very few officials
who knew Of bis contemplated de-
paIture improved the opportunity to
call and say good bye. He was pre-
sented with a handsome floral design
by the efsengers attached to his Of
fee, who also ssnt a letter expressing
their appreciation OF his kind and
considerable treatment. MI. Manning
will leave Washington tomorrow for a
short visit tn New York and Albany
prior to his departure for Europe He
Ia suffering from a severe cold, but
other wise his health shows no impair
ment since bis return to duty. Act.
ing Secretary Fairchid ia still regard
ed as his most likely successor.
BRIaADIER GENERAL eRRKLY
today received his com mission rs
Chief Signal Officer, to succeed the
late Gen. Hszan.
The Comptroller Of the Currency
today authorized the Cedar Rapids
N tional Bank, OF Cedar Rapids, Ia,
TO begin business with a capital Of
500, 900.
THERE Is 20 EXPECTATION AMONG ORD
NANCE oFgICE s
that Congress will pass a Notifications
appropriation bill before the closing
days OF the next Congress, end during
be funds available 10 pay even the
wstchmen at FORTH atoms without
garrisons.
THE NEw SENATORS.
The election Of Rufus Blodgett in
New Jersey leaves but one chair
TO be filed in the United sites Sen.
ate that OF Cnafl 8 w. Jones OF
Flor da, whose term expires March 8,
1887. As the two parties now stand,
the Republicans will have ia the Sem
ate thirty nine votes and the Demo-
Gratis t~hirty.six. Florida will m.
doub'edly return a Democrat, thus
giving the Bourbons thirty-seven
Votes. Rlddleberger, though Classed a
Rspublica0, has exhibited ~indepen-
dent tendencies, and may occ 3sionslly
voc with the Democla ats, ,hus Great
ing 3 lie. The list Of new Senators is
given below:
president pro tenn, John j. ingalls,,
Senator from Kansas.I
Term Term
expires expires.
ALBANIA. MISSISSIPPI.
joint. Morgan .D.lbS9 " q Walthall, D.. 1852
JamesL. Pu.h ID 1881 Jas,Z George d. 1893
ARKAHsAg. MIS- QUIZ
Jas II. Berry, D.. 1889 GeOrge q Vest d. 1891
Jas. X Jones, D. 1881 F.M. Cockrell, D.. 1898
CALF RNIA. N BKAsE, 4.
l., = anford, R,".,l8lllC. IF. henderson, RlS89
Geo, Hear, /, De-, 1898 A .~S.Pad1ook, ..,1s93
co ORADn. -. NEVADA.
Y. NJ. Bowen, r.. 1882 J0hn. T. Jones, ~" 1871
ii. ". Teller. II ... 1891 W. NJ Stswart.R 1893
CONNECTICUT. NEW HAMPSHIRE.
O. II. Plat, Il 1SoiltP. O. Cheney, Il. 1887
J. h. Hawley, II. 1898 IL. W. Blair, R,..1S9l
DEL WARE. NEW JERSEY
Vii Sa~ulsbury, d. 1889 J,R MCPHERSON, Di8S9
George Gray, d.. 1893 X Blodg 1t, d., 1873
TL0kIDA. II NEW YORK.
W. Call, D...,,...,,1 1891 W..M Evarts, R,"1S9l
sgiElaturo will IN. Hisceck, X .,,,1S93
elt ct a success or NORTH CARoLINA.
TO Char os W, IN. W. Ransom, DlS89
Jones in April.l IL. Is, Va oe, D.,....l89l
EoRQIA. OHIO,
A. II Colquitt, D. 1881 H. Payne. D." 1891
j. u. Brown, D".l89l John herman, X. 1893
l. .INuIs. OREGON
+. NJ. Cullom, X ...1SS9lJ j. N. Dolph, K,...., 1889
@. B. Farweli, R., 1S9llJ II Mitchell. Il 1891
INDIANA, -PEN~NsYLvAEIA,
DIV. Woo rhcea,D 1911, ID. Cameron, R.lt9t
sDavidS Turple, Dl8y3l Mat s, q ay, R.l893
IOWA. nHoDB ISLAND
Jas. r. Wilson, n 1sSslJ. 0hace,,R 1889,
WIN B. Allison, K. lSyllN. W. A drioh, r. 1893
KANSAS. s0UTH C,ROLINA.
7. b. Plumb, R...I8 DIM y Butler, D., 1889
Jno.J. Ingalls,, X, 1891 Wadshampton ,D.lS9l
KIN uoKY, 1KNNkssER. a
j. b. Beck, ID 1881 I q Harris, d.. 1889
jos, Blackb'R, Dl8glI W. b. Bate, D......lSJ3
LOUISIANA. Texas.
X. Il. u bson, De-, 1889 <, Coke, D~"".w.,lSSg
j. Is. Eustis, D,",l59l1J. H.. Reagan, D'.lo93
MAINE. VERMONT.
W. p. Frye, Be-. lsS9IJ s. Morrill,, R....1Sal
Eugene Hall, H.. 1880. Edmunds, r., 1898
MARYLAND. VIRGINIA.
u. X. vi on, i, .ls9ll II II, R,adleb'r'rRlSSg
A. p. German, D.lS93IJ J.. W. Daniel, D..lS93
%MAssAoHUs TIA. WRIST VIRGINIA.
q. Il. II a., r.. 1891. \, Kenna, b. 1889
Ii. l.. Dawes, R., lS9}ltD, b. Lucas, D.-.lSS9
MlOHIGAN. WISCONSIN,
n. W. Palmer, R.ls8W ', o. SpO IDer, H.. lS9l
F.B. tookbridEe RlS9SlP. Sawyer, R",..,. 1888
MINNESOTA.
d NJ. Sab,n, R,".lsS9
Q X. Davis, R.....lSsN
CONTESTED. Appointed to succeed the
late Austin II Pike, r..